Julia Schramm / peeling, pouring

11.8.2018 – 30.9.2018

Center for Contemporary Art – Projectroom

 

With the exhibition peel, cast, an artist of the younger generation presents works from her current work process in the ZAK project space. Julia Schramm (*1985 in Berlin) develops her painting at the interface between abstraction and figuration by experimenting with color, image carriers, and various processing instruments. Paint is poured onto canvases lying on the floor, layers are placed on top of each other, and with brushes, rags, or fingers the painter creates structures. In the course of a process lasting several weeks, drying, breaking and further processing steps in a final stage result in multi-layered and lively surface structures. In Julia Schramm’s works, figures become starting points for complex color compositions whose characteristic is a far-reaching degree of abstraction. The theme of the current group of works are birds that advance to actors in pictorial spaces of great color intensity.

 

Supported by funds from the district promotion funds of the Senate Administration for Culture and Europe.
Fig.: Cooling forest (detail), 100×200 cm, 2018, oil and acrylic on canvas
Das lange Gebäude der Alten Kaserne, Foto: Zitadelle Berlin, Friedhelm Hoffmann

Location

Center for Contemporary Art // Old Barracks

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